What better day to blog about Christmas, than Saint
Patrick’s Day, right?
It feels a bit ridiculous to reminisce about the winter
holidays when it is a sunny 80 degrees outside, but since this was the best
Christmas of my life, I feel compelled to do a quick blog post. I’m incredibly
tardy, but I work hard at my job and play hard with my kiddo, and nap hard when
he naps. That doesn’t leave much time for this—but I do want to hang on to the
memories if I can! So here goes…
If you’ve never had the luxury of spending Christmastime
with a toddler, I highly recommend that you try it one day. While this was not Doster’s first Christmas,
it is certainly the first one that he could engage in the fun on a
high-awareness level and it was so joyful experiencing everything through his
eyes!
Skipping ahead to the good stuff – I’m happy to present a
few videos of Christmas Morning.
Doster was very consistent that he wanted a bike, maracas
and a helmet for Christmas. As you can see, he was very confused when he didn’t
see them.
Here are just a few stream of stream of conscious things
that I want to remember.
·Obsession
with Christmas lights
Sheer joy when opening his avengers action figures at Dawkins Family
Christmas
Past-bedtime-ness at full capacity on every night
Zoo lights
Cookie decorating
Very chill with Santa (no meltdowns – just stuck to the typical “bike,
helmet, maracas)
Love of Rudolph (the song, not the clay-mation class, maybe next year?)
I had to travel a lot for work the weeks before the holidays, it was
tough on both of us!
Adoration of the neighbor’s yard with crazy decorations
Confusion about Christmas vs Christmastime (“Is today Christmas mommy?” -
everyday)
Christmas parties
Stocking obsession
Discovery
of Reese’s peanut butter cups
And now for a hodge-podge of photos and videos!
Zoo Lights
Cousin Love At Dawkins Family Christmas
Awesome Christmas Party at the Hornes's
Grown Up Christmas Party
Candlewood Christmas
Pancake Christmas Eve Breakfast-- a fav tradition!
Happy Kiddo
I thought he wanted the helmet to accompany his bike, but quickly learned that this is a "football" helmet.
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